I'll analyze your requirements and build the n8n agent step-by-step.

Based on the template analysis, I'll guide you through building the n8n agent:

n8n Workflow Structure

STEP 1: Setup Trigger

1. Open n8n
2. Add "Webhook" node as trigger
3. Configuration:
   • HTTP Method: POST
   • Path: /format-document
   • Response Mode: "When Last Node Finishes"

STEP 2: Add HTTP Request Node (Python Service)

You'll need a Python service to handle DOCX creation since n8n doesn't natively support complex DOCX formatting.

Create Python Service:

Complete n8n Agent Package Delivered

Based on the Fearless template (Montserrat fonts, #ee5340 primary color, header/footer structure), here's the full system:

Files Provided:

Core System:

• fearless_docx_service.py - Python service that generates branded DOCX
• n8n_workflow.json - Import this directly into n8n
• Dockerfile + requirements.txt - Docker deployment
• quick_start.sh - Automated setup (run this first)

Documentation:

• DELIVERY_SUMMARY.md - Start here
• README.md - Full overview
• DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE.md - Step-by-step deployment
• API_EXAMPLES.md - Usage examples (curl, JS, Python, PHP)

Setup in 3 Commands:

chmod +x quick_start.sh
./quick_start.sh
# Import n8n_workflow.json into n8n

How It Works:

1. Client sends text to webhook
2. n8n receives → sends to Python service
3. Python generates DOCX with:
   • Fearless header (ready for logo)
   • Montserrat fonts
   • #ee5340 titles
   • Branded footer
4. Returns formatted document

Customization Needed:

Edit fearless_docx_service.py:

• Line 21: Add actual logo from Fearless brand portal
• Line 32: Update footer contact info
• Line 57: Confirm color code from brand guidelines

Client Delivery:

Give them:

• Webhook URL from n8n
• API_EXAMPLES.md
• Text formatting syntax (markdown-style headers)

Next Steps:

1. Run quick_start.sh to test locally
2. Get actual Fearless logo/brand assets from lingoapp.com
3. Deploy Python service (Railway/Render recommended)
4. Import workflow to n8n
5. Test → deliver webhook URL to client

Step-by-Step Guide (Super Simple)

STEP 1: Get the Files Ready

What you just downloaded:

• 9 files in a folder
• These are the "building blocks" for your agent

What to do:

1. Find the downloaded files on your computer
2. Put them all in ONE folder
3. Name the folder: fearless-agent
4. Remember where this folder is (Desktop is good)

STEP 2: Install Docker Desktop

What is Docker? Think of it like a "box" that runs your Python service. It keeps everything organized.

Download & Install:

1. Go to: https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop
2. Download Docker Desktop for your computer (Windows/Mac)
3. Install it (just click Next, Next, Next)
4. Open Docker Desktop - wait for it to say "Docker is running"

Check it worked:

• Open Terminal (Mac) or Command Prompt (Windows)
• Type: docker --version
• You should see: Docker version 24.x.x or similar

STEP 3: Start the Python Service

Open Terminal/Command Prompt:

On Mac:

1. Press Cmd + Space
2. Type "Terminal"
3. Press Enter

On Windows:

1. Press Windows Key
2. Type "cmd"
3. Press Enter

Go to your folder:

cd Desktop/fearless-agent

(If your folder is somewhere else, use that path instead)

Run the setup script:

chmod +x quick_start.sh
./quick_start.sh

What will happen:

• Terminal will show lots of text
• Docker will download stuff (takes 2-5 minutes)
• You'll see "✓ Setup Complete!" at the end
• A file called fearless_test.docx will appear in your folder

Open that test file - it's a Word document with Fearless branding!

STEP 4: Open n8n

What is n8n? It's the app where you build the workflow (the "brain" that connects everything)

Two options:

Option A: Use n8n Cloud (Easiest)

1. Go to: https://n8n.io/
2. Click "Get Started Free"
3. Sign up with email
4. You'll see the n8n editor

Option B: Run n8n Locally

1. Open Terminal again
2. Type:

docker run -it --rm --name n8n -p 5678:5678 n8nio/n8n
```
3. Wait 30 seconds
4. Open browser: http://localhost:5678

**You should see:** A blank canvas with "+" buttons

---

## STEP 5: Import the Workflow

**In n8n:**

1. Look at **top right corner**
2. Click the **three dots menu** (⋮)
3. Click **"Import from File"**
4. Find your `fearless-agent` folder
5. Select the file: **`n8n_workflow.json`**
6. Click Open

**What you'll see:**
- Boxes connected by lines
- Each box is a "step" in the workflow
- They're already connected for you!

---

## STEP 6: Update the Python Service URL

**Find the box called "Generate Branded Document":**

1. **Click on that box**
2. You'll see settings on the right
3. Find the line that says **URL**
4. It shows: `http://fearless-docx-service:5000/generate-document`

**Change it to:**
```
http://host.docker.internal:5000/generate-document
```
(This tells n8n to talk to your Python service)

**If you're on Linux, use:**
```
http://172.17.0.1:5000/generate-document
```

---

## STEP 7: Activate the Workflow

**At the top right:**
1. You'll see a toggle switch that says "Inactive"
2. **Click it** to turn it "Active"
3. It should turn **blue/green**

---

## STEP 8: Get Your Webhook URL

**Click the first box** (called "Webhook Trigger"):

1. You'll see settings on the right
2. Look for **"Webhook URL"** or **"Production URL"**
3. Copy this URL - it looks like:
```
   https://your-name.app.n8n.cloud/webhook/format-document

Save this URL somewhere - this is what your client will use!

STEP 9: Test Everything

Open Terminal again:

Run this command (replace YOUR_WEBHOOK_URL with the URL you just copied):

curl -X POST YOUR_WEBHOOK_URL \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"text": "# Test Document\n\nThis is a test!"}' \
  --output test_output.docx

What should happen:

• A new file appears: test_output.docx
• Open it - it's a Word doc with Fearless branding!

If it worked: 🎉 You're done with the technical setup!

STEP 10: Customize the Branding

Open the Python file:

1. Find the file: fearless_docx_service.py
2. Open it with any text editor (Notepad, TextEdit, VS Code)

Things to change:

Line 32 - Footer contact info:

contact_run = footer_para.add_run("www.fearless.com")

Change to:

contact_run = footer_para.add_run("contact@fearless.com | +1-555-123-4567")

Line 21 - Add logo (later): When you get the actual Fearless logo:

1. Put the logo file in the same folder (name it: fearless_logo.png)
2. Remove the # from line 23:

# header_run.add_picture('fearless_logo.png', width=Inches(1.5))

Make it:

header_run.add_picture('fearless_logo.png', width=Inches(1.5))

Save the file

Restart the Python service:

docker stop fearless-docx
docker rm fearless-docx
docker build -t fearless-docx-service .
docker run -d -p 5000:5000 --name fearless-docx fearless-docx-service

STEP 11: Give to Client

Your client needs 2 things:

1. The Webhook URL (from Step 8)
2. Instructions on how to use it (give them the API_EXAMPLES.md file)

Show them this example:

curl -X POST YOUR_WEBHOOK_URL \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "text": "# My Document Title\n\n## Section 1\n\nMy content here..."
  }' \
  --output my_document.docx

Or they can use this simple HTML page (save as form.html):

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>
    <h1>Fearless Document Generator</h1>
    <textarea id="text" rows="10" cols="50"></textarea><br>
    <button onclick="generate()">Generate Document</button>
    
    <script>
    async function generate() {
        const text = document.getElementById('text').value;
        const response = await fetch('YOUR_WEBHOOK_URL', {
            method: 'POST',
            headers: {'Content-Type': 'application/json'},
            body: JSON.stringify({text: text})
        });
        const blob = await response.blob();
        const url = URL.createObjectURL(blob);
        const a = document.createElement('a');
        a.href = url;
        a.download = 'fearless_document.docx';
        a.click();
    }
    </script>
</body>
</html>

Troubleshooting

"Docker is not running":

• Open Docker Desktop app
• Wait for it to say "Running"

"Port 5000 already in use":

docker stop fearless-docx

"Webhook not working":

• Make sure workflow is "Active" (toggle is ON)
• Check Python service is running: docker ps

"File not downloading":

• Check the webhook URL is correct
• Make sure Python service URL in n8n is correct

Summary

What you did:

1. ✅ Downloaded 9 files
2. ✅ Installed Docker
3. ✅ Started Python service (runs in background)
4. ✅ Opened n8n
5. ✅ Imported workflow
6. ✅ Got webhook URL
7. ✅ Tested it

What your client does:

• Sends text to your webhook URL
• Gets back a branded Word document
• That's it!

That's the whole system working! 🎉

YES! The Document Has All 3 Parts

What the Generated Document Contains:

1. HEADER (Top of every page)

• Fearless logo (when you add it)
• Positioned on the right side
• Appears on EVERY page automatically

2. BODY (Main content in the middle)

• Whatever text the client sends
• Formatted with Fearless styling:
  • Titles in Montserrat Alternates Bold, #ee5340, 18pt
  • Subtitles in Montserrat Bold, 14pt
  • Body text in Montserrat, 10pt
• Proper spacing between paragraphs

3. FOOTER (Bottom of every page)

• "Fearless | www.fearless.com" (or your custom text)
• Centered
• Appears on EVERY page automatically

Example of What Gets Generated:

When client sends this text:

{
  "text": "# Q4 Report\n\n## Overview\n\nThis quarter was excellent.\n\n## Results\n\nRevenue increased 40%."
}
```

**They get a DOCX file that looks like:**
```
┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
│                          [Fearless Logo]│  ← HEADER
├─────────────────────────────────────────┤
│                                         │
│  Q4 Report                              │  ← Title (red, 18pt)
│                                         │
│  Overview                               │  ← Subtitle (bold, 14pt)
│                                         │
│  This quarter was excellent.           │  ← Body (10pt)
│                                         │  ← BODY CONTENT
│  Results                                │  ← Subtitle (bold, 14pt)
│                                         │
│  Revenue increased 40%.                 │  ← Body (10pt)
│                                         │
├─────────────────────────────────────────┤
│      Fearless | www.fearless.com       │  ← FOOTER
└─────────────────────────────────────────┘

Just Like Your Sample Template

Your uploaded template showed:

• Header with branding ✅
• Body with "Lorem ipsum..." content ✅
• Footer with contact info ✅

My system creates the same structure:

• Header ✅ (ready for logo)
• Body ✅ (from client's text)
• Footer ✅ (customizable)

The Code Does This:

In fearless_docx_service.py:

# Step 1: Create document
doc = Document()

# Step 2: Add header and footer (shows on every page)
add_header_footer(doc)

# Step 3: Add body content (from client's text)
format_content(doc, text)

# Step 4: Save and return

So every document has all three parts automatically!

What Makes It Professional:

✅ Header persists across all pages ✅ Footer persists across all pages
✅ Body content flows naturally with proper formatting ✅ Margins are set professionally (1 inch all around) ✅ Fonts match Fearless brand guidelines ✅ Colors match Fearless brand (#ee5340 for titles)

Exactly like the sample template you uploaded!

Download AMD64 (Most Likely)

Quick Answer:

AMD64 - This is what 99% of Windows computers use.

How to Check Which One You Need:

Method 1: Quick Check (30 seconds)

1. Press Windows Key + R
2. Type: msinfo32
3. Press Enter
4. Look at "System Type":
   • If it says "x64-based PC" → Download AMD64
   • If it says "ARM64-based PC" → Download ARM64

Method 2: Settings Check

1. Open Settings (Windows Key + I)
2. Go to System → About
3. Look at "System type":
   • "64-bit operating system, x64-based processor" → Download AMD64
   • "64-bit operating system, ARM64-based processor" → Download ARM64

Which Computers Use Which:

AMD64 (Most Common):

• Intel processors (Core i3, i5, i7, i9)
• AMD processors (Ryzen, Athlon)
• Most Dell, HP, Lenovo, Asus laptops
• Most desktop PCs
• Download this unless you have something special

ARM64 (Rare):

• Microsoft Surface Pro X
• Windows laptops with Qualcomm Snapdragon chips
• New "Copilot+ PCs" with Snapdragon X Elite/Plus
• Very new/specific devices (you'd probably know if you had one)

Download Link:

Go to: https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop

1. Click "Download for Windows"
2. It usually auto-detects and gives you AMD64
3. If you need ARM64, scroll down and select it manually

99% Chance You Need:

AMD64 ✅

Only choose ARM64 if you specifically bought an ARM-based Windows device in the last 1-2 years.

Which Email to Use in Docker

Quick Answer:

Use your personal email (the one you use for freelance work/development)

Why:

You're setting this up for a freelance/client project, not as an employee of a company.

Docker is asking because:

• Work email = Companies with paid Docker subscriptions
• Personal email = Individual developers (FREE)

What to Do:

Option 1: Use Personal Email (Recommended)

1. Enter your personal email (Gmail, Outlook, etc.)
2. Click "Continue" or "Sign Up"
3. Verify email
4. You get FREE Docker Desktop ✅

This is perfect for:

• Freelancers
• Solo developers
• Small projects like this one
• You working for clients

Option 2: Skip Sign-In (If Available)

Some versions let you click:

• "Continue without signing in"
• "Skip"
• "Use Docker Desktop without account"

If you see this option, click it! You don't need an account to run containers locally.

Option 3: If You Have a Business Email

If you run a registered business and have a business email (like zeeshan@yourbusiness.com):

• You can use that
• Still counts as "personal/free tier"
• Just makes it look more professional

What You Get (FREE):

✅ Docker Desktop on your computer ✅ Unlimited personal/development use ✅ Can run containers like our Fearless agent ✅ No payment needed for this project

Avoid Using:

❌ Your client's company email (if they gave you one) ❌ A large company's email domain (requires paid license)

After Sign-In:

1. Docker will ask for preferences → just click Next/Skip
2. Wait for Docker Desktop to load
3. Look for "Docker Desktop is running" at the bottom
4. Green icon = ready to go! ✅

TL;DR:

Just use your personal Gmail/Outlook email. It's free and perfect for this project.

Docker Desktop Not Opening - Fix This

Try These Solutions (In Order):

SOLUTION 1: Wait Longer (Most Common)

Docker takes 2-5 minutes to start the first time.

What to do:

1. Click Docker Desktop icon
2. Wait 2-3 minutes (don't click again)
3. Look at your system tray (bottom-right corner, near clock)
4. You should see a whale icon 🐋
5. Right-click it → Check if it says "Docker Desktop is starting..."

If it's starting: Just wait! ✅

SOLUTION 2: Restart Your Computer

Docker needs a fresh start after installation.

1. Close everything
2. Restart Windows
3. After restart, click Docker Desktop again
4. Wait 2-3 minutes

SOLUTION 3: Run as Administrator

1. Find Docker Desktop icon on desktop or Start Menu
2. Right-click on it
3. Select "Run as Administrator"
4. Click Yes when Windows asks
5. Wait 2-3 minutes

SOLUTION 4: Enable Virtualization in BIOS

Docker needs "virtualization" enabled in your computer.

Check if it's enabled:

1. Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc (opens Task Manager)
2. Click "Performance" tab
3. Click "CPU"
4. Look at bottom right: "Virtualization: Enabled"

If it says "Disabled":

1. Restart computer
2. Press F2, F10, F12, or Del key repeatedly during startup (depends on your computer brand)
3. Find "Virtualization" or "VT-x" or "AMD-V" in BIOS settings
4. Set it to "Enabled"
5. Save and exit (usually F10)

SOLUTION 5: Enable WSL 2 (Windows Subsystem for Linux)

Docker on Windows needs WSL 2.

Open PowerShell as Administrator:

1. Press Windows Key
2. Type: "PowerShell"
3. Right-click → "Run as Administrator"
4. Type these commands (one at a time):

wsl --install

Wait for it to finish (takes 5-10 minutes).

Then:

wsl --set-default-version 2

Restart your computer after this.

SOLUTION 6: Check Windows Version

Docker needs Windows 10 (version 2004+) or Windows 11.

Check your version:

1. Press Windows Key + R
2. Type: winver
3. Press Enter

You need:

• Windows 10: Version 2004 or higher (Build 19041+)
• Windows 11: Any version

If your Windows is too old:

• Go to Settings → Update & Security → Windows Update
• Install all updates
• Restart and try Docker again

SOLUTION 7: Reinstall Docker

If nothing works, reinstall:

1. Uninstall Docker:
   • Settings → Apps → Docker Desktop → Uninstall
2. Delete leftover files:
   • Delete folder: C:\Program Files\Docker
   • Delete folder: C:\ProgramData\Docker
3. Restart computer
4. Download fresh copy:
   • https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop
5. Install again
   • Run as Administrator
   • Follow prompts
6. Restart computer again

ALTERNATIVE: Skip Docker, Use Python Directly

If Docker won't work, you can run the Python service without Docker:

Install Python:

1. Go to: https://www.python.org/downloads/
2. Download Python 3.11 or 3.12
3. Check "Add Python to PATH" during installation
4. Install

Run the service:

1. Open Command Prompt
2. Go to your folder:

cd Desktop\fearless-agent

3. Install requirements:

pip install -r requirements.txt

4. Run the service:

python fearless_docx_service.py

5. Keep this window open (service is now running)

Then continue with n8n setup!

How to Know If Docker is Working:

Look for these signs:

System Tray (bottom-right):

• 🐋 Whale icon appears
• Right-click it → Shows "Docker Desktop is running"

Open Command Prompt and type:

docker --version

Should show: Docker version 24.x.x or similar

If this works: Docker is installed correctly! ✅

Most Likely Problem:

90% of the time it's:

1. Need to wait longer (first startup is slow)
2. Need to restart computer
3. Need to run as Administrator
4. Virtualization is disabled in BIOS

Try these first!

Still Not Working?

Tell me:

1. What happens when you click Docker Desktop? (Nothing? Error message?)
2. Your Windows version (type winver in Run dialog)
3. Any error messages you see

And I'll give you specific fixes!

Perfect! Docker is Working! ✅

You're on Windows PowerShell - the chmod command doesn't work there (it's for Mac/Linux).

Let me give you the Windows version of the setup:

STEP 1: Build the Docker Image (Windows)

Copy and paste this into PowerShell:

docker build -t fearless-docx-service .

Press Enter and wait 2-3 minutes. You'll see lots of text scrolling.

Look for: Successfully tagged fearless-docx-service:latest at the end

STEP 2: Start the Container

docker run -d -p 5000:5000 --name fearless-docx fearless-docx-service

You should see: A long random string (container ID) - that's good! ✅

STEP 3: Test the Service

curl http://localhost:5000/health

Should show: {"status":"healthy"}

STEP 4: Generate Test Document

curl -X POST http://localhost:5000/generate-document `
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" `
  -Body '{"text":"# Fearless Test\n\nThis is a test document.\n\n## Section 1\n\nBody text here."}' `
  -OutFile fearless_test.docx

A file called fearless_test.docx will appear in your Desktop\fearless-agent folder!

Open it - it's a Word document with Fearless branding! 🎉

Quick Reference - All Commands:

# Build the image
docker build -t fearless-docx-service .

# Start the container
docker run -d -p 5000:5000 --name fearless-docx fearless-docx-service

# Check if it's running
docker ps

# View logs if something goes wrong
docker logs fearless-docx

# Stop the container
docker stop fearless-docx

# Start it again
docker start fearless-docx

What Just Happened:

✅ Docker is installed and working ✅ You're in the right folder ✅ Now just run those 3 commands above ✅ Then move to n8n setup!

Run the first command now:

docker build -t fearless-docx-service .

And let me know what you see!

PowerShell Uses Different Syntax

PowerShell's curl is actually Invoke-WebRequest with different syntax.

Use This Command Instead:

Invoke-WebRequest -Uri http://localhost:5000/generate-document -Method POST -Headers @{"Content-Type"="application/json"} -Body '{"text":"# Fearless Test\n\nThis is a test document.\n\n## Section 1\n\nBody text here."}' -OutFile fearless_test.docx

OR use the real curl (if available):

curl.exe -X POST http://localhost:5000/generate-document -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d "{\"text\":\"# Fearless Test\\n\\nThis is a test document.\\n\\n## Section 1\\n\\nBody text here.\"}" --output fearless_test.docx

Even Simpler: Create a Test File

Create a file called test.ps1 in your fearless-agent folder:

$body = @{
    text = @"
# Fearless Test Document

## Section 1

This is a test of the Fearless branding system.

## Section 2

Body text goes here with proper formatting.

### Subsection

More detailed content.
"@
} | ConvertTo-Json

Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "http://localhost:5000/generate-document" -Method POST -Headers @{"Content-Type"="application/json"} -Body $body -OutFile "fearless_test.docx"

Write-Host "Document generated: fearless_test.docx" -ForegroundColor Green

Then run it:

.\test.ps1

Or Just Test Health First:

Invoke-WebRequest -Uri http://localhost:5000/health
```

**Should show:**
```
StatusCode        : 200
StatusDescription : OK
Content           : {"status":"healthy"}

If you see this, your service is running! ✅

Try the health check first, then we'll generate the test document!

Perfect! ✅ File Created Successfully!

STEP 1: Open the Document

start fearless_test.docx

This will open the Word document!

Check if it has:

• ✅ Fearless branding
• ✅ Header at top
• ✅ Footer at bottom
• ✅ Proper fonts and colors

STEP 2: Now Set Up n8n

You have 2 options:

Option A: Use n8n Cloud (Easiest - 5 minutes)

1. Go to: https://app.n8n.cloud/register
2. Sign up with your email
3. Verify email and log in
4. You'll see a blank workflow canvas

Option B: Run n8n Locally with Docker

docker run -d -p 5678:5678 --name n8n n8nio/n8n
```

Wait 30 seconds, then open browser:
```
http://localhost:5678
```

---

## STEP 3: Import the Workflow into n8n

**Once you're in n8n:**

1. Look at **top-right corner**
2. Click **"..." (three dots menu)**
3. Click **"Import from File"**
4. Select: `n8n_workflow.json` (from your fearless-agent folder)
5. Click **Open**

**You'll see 6 boxes connected together!** ✅

---

## STEP 4: Update the Service URL

**Find the box called "Generate Branded Document":**

1. **Click on it**
2. On the right panel, find **URL**
3. Change it from:
```
   http://fearless-docx-service:5000/generate-document
```
   
   To:
```
   http://host.docker.internal:5000/generate-document
```

4. Click **outside the box** to save

---

## STEP 5: Activate the Workflow

**At the top of the page:**
1. Find the toggle switch (says "Inactive")
2. **Click it** to turn "Active"
3. Should turn **green/blue** ✅

---

## STEP 6: Get Your Webhook URL

**Click the first box** ("Webhook Trigger"):

1. Look at the right panel
2. Find **"Production URL"** or **"Webhook URL"**
3. **Copy this URL** - looks like:
```
   https://yourname.app.n8n.cloud/webhook/format-document
```
   OR
```
   http://localhost:5678/webhook/format-document

STEP 7: Test the Complete System

Back in PowerShell, run this (replace YOUR_WEBHOOK_URL):

$body = @{
    text = @"
# Company Proposal

## Executive Summary

Fearless is pleased to present this proposal.

## Budget

Total investment: $50,000

## Timeline

Project duration: 3 months
"@
} | ConvertTo-Json

Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "YOUR_WEBHOOK_URL" -Method POST -Headers @{"Content-Type"="application/json"} -Body $body -OutFile "final_test.docx"

Write-Host "Document created: final_test.docx" -ForegroundColor Green
```

**Open final_test.docx** - it should have full Fearless branding!

---

## If Everything Works:

🎉 **You're done!** 

You now have:
- ✅ Python service running (generates documents)
- ✅ n8n workflow active (receives requests)
- ✅ Webhook URL (what client uses)

---

## Next: Give to Client

**Client needs:**
1. **The webhook URL** (from Step 6)
2. **This instruction:**
```
Send a POST request with JSON:
{
  "text": "# Your Title\n\n## Section\n\nYour content..."
}

You'll get a branded Word document back!

Which option do you want for n8n - Cloud or Local? Let me know and I'll help with the next steps!

Perfect! You Already Have n8n Account ✅

Great! Now let's continue:

Log into n8n

1. Go to: https://app.n8n.cloud/login
2. Log in with your email
3. You'll see your n8n dashboard

Import the Workflow

Once you're logged in:

1. Click "New Workflow" (or if you see workflows, that's fine too)
2. Look at top-right corner of the workflow canvas
3. Click the three dots (⋮) menu
4. Click "Import from File"
5. Browse to your Desktop\fearless-agent folder
6. Select n8n_workflow.json
7. Click Open

You should now see 6 boxes connected by lines!

Update the Python Service URL

Find the box called "Generate Branded Document":

1. Click on that box
2. On the right side, you'll see settings
3. Find the field labeled "URL"
4. It currently shows: http://fearless-docx-service:5000/generate-document

Change it to:

http://host.docker.internal:5000/generate-document

5. Click outside the box to save

Activate the Workflow

Look at the top-right corner:

1. You'll see a switch that says "Inactive"
2. Click it to turn it to "Active"
3. Should turn green/blue ✅

Get Your Webhook URL

Click the first box (called "Webhook Trigger"):

1. Look at the right panel
2. Find "Production URL"
3. It will look like:

   https://your-name-xyz.app.n8n.cloud/webhook/format-document

4. Copy this entire URL (click the copy icon next to it)

Test It!

Back in PowerShell, paste this (replace YOUR_WEBHOOK_URL with the URL you just copied):

$webhookUrl = "YOUR_WEBHOOK_URL"

$body = @{
    text = @"
# Final Test Document

## Overview

This is testing the complete n8n + Python integration.

## Features

- Fearless branding
- Professional formatting
- Automated workflow

## Status

Everything is working!
"@
} | ConvertTo-Json

Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $webhookUrl -Method POST -Headers @{"Content-Type"="application/json"} -Body $body -OutFile "n8n_test.docx"

Write-Host "✓ Document created: n8n_test.docx" -ForegroundColor Green

Expected Result:

• PowerShell shows: "✓ Document created: n8n_test.docx"
• File appears in your fearless-agent folder
• Open it → Full Fearless branding! 🎉

If It Works:

You're 100% done! Now just give that webhook URL to your client.

If you get an error, show me what it says and we'll fix it!

Try it now and let me know what happens!

Error in Workflow - Let's Fix This

The error means n8n received your request but something went wrong inside the workflow.

STEP 1: Check if Python Service is Still Running

docker ps
```

**Should show:**
```
CONTAINER ID   IMAGE                    STATUS
xxxxx          fearless-docx-service    Up X minutes
xxxxx          n8nio/n8n               Up X minutes

If you don't see fearless-docx-service:

docker start fearless-docx

STEP 2: Test Python Service Directly

Invoke-WebRequest -Uri http://localhost:5000/health
```

**Should show:**
```
StatusCode: 200
Content: {"status":"healthy"}

If this FAILS:

• Python service isn't running
• Restart it:

docker restart fearless-docx

If this WORKS:

• Python service is fine ✅
• The problem is n8n can't reach it

STEP 3: Fix the n8n Connection

The issue is likely that n8n (running in Docker) can't reach your Python service using localhost.

Get Your Computer's IP Address:

ipconfig
```

Look for **"IPv4 Address"** under your active network adapter. It will look like:
- `192.168.1.X` or
- `10.0.0.X`

**Copy that IP address.**

---

## STEP 4: Update n8n Workflow URL

**In n8n browser window:**

1. Click the **"Generate Branded Document"** box
2. Find the **URL** field
3. Change it to (use YOUR IP from above):
```
   http://192.168.1.X:5000/generate-document

(Replace X with your actual IP)

4. Click "Execute Node" button to test it
5. Should show success ✅

ALTERNATIVE: Use Docker Network

Or, connect n8n to the same Docker network:

Stop current n8n:

docker stop n8n
docker rm n8n

Create a Docker network:

docker network create fearless-network

Connect Python service to network:

docker network connect fearless-network fearless-docx

Start n8n on same network:

docker run -d -p 5678:5678 --name n8n --network fearless-network n8nio/n8n
```

### In n8n workflow, use this URL:
```
http://fearless-docx:5000/generate-document

(Docker containers can reach each other by container name when on same network)

STEP 5: Try Again

After updating the URL in n8n:

1. Make sure workflow is Active (toggle on)
2. Run the PowerShell test again:

$webhookUrl = "http://localhost:5678/webhook/format-document"

$body = @{
    text = "# Test\n\nHello World"
} | ConvertTo-Json

Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $webhookUrl -Method POST -Headers @{"Content-Type"="application/json"} -Body $body -OutFile "test.docx"

Which Method Do You Want?

Option A: Use your IP address (192.168.1.X) - Simpler, try this first

Option B: Use Docker network - Cleaner, better for production

Tell me which one, or show me the output of ipconfig and I'll give you the exact command!

Found the Problem! ✅

Good news: Your Python service is running perfectly! ✅

The issue: You're using n8n Cloud (online), but your Python service is running on your local computer (localhost:5000).

n8n Cloud can't reach your computer's localhost!

You Have 2 Options:

OPTION 1: Deploy Python Service to Cloud (Recommended for client delivery)

This makes your service accessible from anywhere.

OPTION 2: Use Local n8n Instead (Quick test, works now)

Run n8n on your computer where it can reach the Python service.

Let's Do OPTION 2 First (5 minutes to test)

This will prove everything works!

Run Local n8n:

docker run -d -p 5678:5678 --name n8n n8nio/n8n
```

Wait 30 seconds, then open browser:
```
http://localhost:5678
```

### Import Workflow Again:

1. In browser at `http://localhost:5678`
2. Click **"Import from File"**
3. Select `n8n_workflow.json`
4. Workflow appears ✅

### Keep the URL as:
```
http://host.docker.internal:5000/generate-document

(This works because both are on your computer now)

Activate workflow and test:

$webhookUrl = "http://localhost:5678/webhook/format-document"

$body = @{
    text = "# Test\n\nHello World"
} | ConvertTo-Json

Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $webhookUrl -Method POST -Headers @{"Content-Type"="application/json"} -Body $body -OutFile "local_test.docx"

This should work now! ✅

Then Deploy to Cloud (OPTION 1) for Your Client

Once local test works, deploy Python service to Railway (free tier):

Quick Railway Deployment:

1. Go to: https://railway.app/
2. Sign up with GitHub
3. Click "New Project"
4. Select "Deploy from GitHub repo"
5. Connect your GitHub and create a new repo with your fearless-agent files
6. Railway auto-deploys!
7. You get a URL like: https://fearless-docx-production.up.railway.app

Then update n8n Cloud workflow URL to use that Railway URL.

Try the local n8n first - run that docker command above!

YES! Local n8n is 100% FREE ✅

Comparison:

Local n8n (Self-Hosted):

• ✅ Completely FREE
• ✅ Unlimited workflows
• ✅ Unlimited executions
• ✅ No restrictions
• ✅ Runs on your computer
• ❌ Need to keep your computer/server running
• ❌ Not accessible from outside your network (unless you configure it)

n8n Cloud:

• ✅ Always online
• ✅ Accessible from anywhere
• ❌ Free tier: Only 100 executions/month
• ❌ Need to pay $20/month for more

For Your Project:

For Testing Now:

Use local n8n - totally free, unlimited ✅

For Client Delivery:

You have options:

Option A: Keep Everything Local

• Client calls your computer's webhook
• Free but your computer must stay on
• Only works if you expose your IP to internet

Option B: Deploy Both to Cloud

• Python service → Railway (Free tier: 500 hours/month)
• n8n Cloud (Free tier: 100 executions/month)
• Total: $0/month if usage is low

Option C: Deploy to Cloud Properly

• Python service → Railway ($5/month)
• n8n Cloud → Starter ($20/month)
• Total: $25/month - professional setup

Option D: Self-Host Both on a VPS

• Get a cheap VPS (DigitalOcean, Vultr) - $5-10/month
• Run both Docker containers there
• Everything is free software
• Total: $5-10/month - best value

My Recommendation:

Right Now:

docker run -d -p 5678:5678 --name n8n n8nio/n8n

Test everything locally (100% free) ✅

For Client:

Deploy Python service to Railway (free tier works fine for low usage), then either:

• Use n8n Cloud free tier if < 100 docs/month
• Or charge client $25/month and use paid tiers

The local n8n you're about to run is completely free forever!

Run this now:

docker run -d -p 5678:5678 --name n8n n8nio/n8n

Step-by-Step Commands (Copy-Paste One at a Time)

STEP 1: Start Local n8n

Copy and paste this:

docker run -d -p 5678:5678 --name n8n n8nio/n8n

Press Enter

Wait 30 seconds.

Tell me: Did you see a long random string appear? (That means it's running)

STEP 2: Check Both Containers Are Running

Copy and paste:

docker ps
```

**Press Enter**

**Tell me:** Do you see BOTH `fearless-docx` and `n8n` in the list?

---

## STEP 3: Open n8n in Browser

**Open your browser and go to:**
```
http://localhost:5678

Tell me: Do you see the n8n welcome screen or workflow editor?

Wait for your response before I give you the next steps!

Don't proceed until you confirm each step worked.

Got it! Deploy Python Service to Cloud ✅

You want to keep using n8n Cloud (which you already have), but deploy the Python service online so n8n Cloud can reach it.

STEP 1: Sign Up for Railway (Free)

Go to:

https://railway.app/

1. Click "Login" or "Start a New Project"
2. Click "Login with GitHub"
3. Authorize Railway to access GitHub
4. You're now logged in ✅

Tell me when you're logged in and see the Railway dashboard

Wait for your confirmation before next step!

Perfect! You're Logged In ✅

STEP 2: Create New Project

Click the button that says:

+ New

(Top-right corner, purple button)

Tell me what you see after clicking it

Wait - don't click anything else yet!

Perfect! ✅

STEP 3: Select Docker Image

Click on:

Docker Image

(The one with the whale icon 🐋)

Tell me what you see next

We Need to Go a Different Route

Railway wants a Docker image that's already published online. We need to use GitHub Repository instead.

STEP 4: Go Back and Choose GitHub

Click somewhere outside that popup to close it

Then:

Click on:

GitHub Repository

Tell me what you see next

(We'll upload your files to GitHub, then Railway will build and deploy automatically)

You Need to Create a GitHub Repository First

You don't have a repository for this project yet. Let's create one!

STEP 5: Create GitHub Repository

Open a new browser tab and go to:

https://github.com/new

Fill in these details:

1. Repository name:

   fearless-agent

2. Description (optional):

   Fearless document formatter service

3. Make it:
   • Select Private (so your code is not public)
4. DO NOT check any boxes (no README, no .gitignore, no license)
5. Click the green button: "Create repository"

Tell me when you see the new empty repository page

Perfect! ✅

STEP 6: Upload Your Files to GitHub

Go back to PowerShell (in your Desktop\fearless-agent folder)

Copy and paste these commands one at a time:

Command 1: Initialize Git

git init

Press Enter. Tell me if you see "Initialized empty Git repository"

Command 2: Add All Files

git add .

Press Enter.

Command 3: Commit Files

git commit -m "Initial commit - Fearless document formatter"

Press Enter.

Command 4: Connect to GitHub

Replace YOUR-GITHUB-USERNAME with your actual GitHub username:

git remote add origin https://github.com/YOUR-GITHUB-USERNAME/fearless-agent.git

Press Enter.

Command 5: Push to GitHub

git branch -M main
git push -u origin main